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"Like the characters in Ballard’s fictions, P. is jury-rigging a private cosmology in much the same way that he fashioned his ad-hoc shelter, in “Mark the Points of No Return,” from discarded artworks. In that sense, he’s Claude Lévi-Strauss’s bricoleur updated for the age of Twitter mobs, drone wars, and reality-TV politics, tinkering together a system of myths, symbols, and rituals from whatever’s at hand: The media landscape. The built environment. The flood tide of images inundating the mass unconscious. Technology, which increasingly remakes us in its own image and, more and more, has a mind of its own. Free-floating anxieties and conspiracy theories. The persuasion industries—P.R., marketing, branding, advertising. The psychopathology of everyday life in a world spun off its axis by info-vertigo."

Mark Dery.
Excerpt from A Crash Course in Disaster Survival. (A Critical Fiction About Paul Segers)
Published in The Scene Changes 
 
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IN PROGRESS: New installation: The Shiny Beast of Thought. 
IN PROGRESS: New 'Bullet Head' Publication: Business As Usual. with ATTAK Powergestaltung​​
IN PROGRESS: 
New video works // Kråken // The Electronics Sing For You // 
IN PROGRESS: Dafang Creative Village, P.R. of China. Site specific installations and works in an ancient village by Dutch artists: Herman Lamers, Wouter Klein Velderman, Maartje Korstanje, Nico Parlevliet, André Pielage and Tanja Smeets. 

​RECENT: Future Untitled, Gallery Larik, Utrecht. group show with: 
Aldo van den Broek, Nik Christensen, Vincent Dams, Ksenia Galiaeva, Hamid el Kanbouhi, Henny Overbeek, Paul Segers, Toon Teken. Photo: Saar Rypkema
RECENT: Tijdgenoten #7: Klas 1B 2019, group show at De School, Amsterdam. 
​RECENT: CALL TO ACTION  June 29th - September 8th 2019, Museum Helmond, 
RECENT: Apprentice Master expo #2: The I in formation 
​RECENT: Mastertalk Paul Segers at Museum de Pont. 
RECENT: Lecture 'The Scene Changes' at Hunan University, Changsha, China.
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The work presented here has been made possible with the generous support of the Mondriaan Fund, Amsterdam.
​Represented by:  Galerie Larik 
Nachtegaalstraat 3
3581
AA Utrecht, NL.
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COPYRIGHT: PAUL SEGERS 2019
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